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On emotional issues such as guilt, discouragement, jealousy, anxiety or feelings of inadequacy affecting academics and researchers.
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How to tell pushy "advisors" to back off?
Seems fairly normal to me. Suggesting alternative meeting spaces or meeting types may be the right solution.
Your friend may suggest an alternative meeting space under the pretense/reasoning that it …
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